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Tourist In q Train WRECK.
KAlgsAs OFFICIALS sBvERELY HuBr, DUf I'm IAN
ROAD MEN ESCAPE.

ROAD 4kN ESCAPE.
special train bearing Lieut.. GOV. Riddle, Sec
Rotary OF state Alien, Judge Severy. state Auditor
Mccarthy, and President Low and General Mar
ager Fisher, OF the Chicago, Kansas and Nsbe1sks
road, Was precipftatod down q twenty -Ave-suut
embankment on the Atchison division OF tbe Rock
Island road one mile west Of Horton, yesterday.
Heue.ao Riddle was injured n the led len and
had 20 be carried from the scene a. Was Also Allen
but be e ~ night nsS;ny WIS S ss a., eae
preme court was very badly hurt about the head
Nearly every one on the special was more OF le8
lSm ssv e s:s
sent 20 Atchis0n and the others brought 70 T0p0kA
Allen and Riddle are confined TO their beds The
Columbia, when the tender jumped from the track
and drew the locomotive after It. The coach fol-
The e s wa " % s e
lever. He was merely scratehed
at the Gorham Manufacturing Co.'S works, at
Providence, K L, Is virtually over SO quietly was
re matter handed nd p u soSp..y t&at sone q
aered until they ssw tie nc1ics 3 % SsI nat
those who were nembsss0 ne Knighss q Labor
The company took the initiative during the entire
proceedings. Monday It WAS announced that the
nlversmiths WORKING for the I'm ha1 leclded 70
were SnSsrs IN t6ss Conolusoa tSe cd.sany ys:.
teraay ordered I'll the posted nessees 20 = tssen
down. the 3a0cmD1y cAnn04 however, take for.
ing will be held, vote to disband taken, and the
charter returned 0ut q 10 hnn1B In che ah0p
but IS were Identified with the kmghtA
DIED N TIE SANE Hour Sns Was WKDDaD.-
Mamie Oliver Taylor, ased n1Aesooa yoosA ~
married to W.ARunin, . well known young man q
Petersburg, Va, yesterday. me marriage 0efo.
mony was perfWmed BY ncv. 6. =. oa6oeos yoeeSe
Sl,ds was tsfsS n ss s de- 4 a - Sas 8 .
heartbr0ken bridegroom. She vas the daughter q
Jasper Taylor, q We1l-knUWu c1ttgeu e fUeog3oUE
and was very popular.
The marriage q ChaA n Als1anlees 6 -
York and Miss Harf1ee Croc1of, 0n0ehe3 g O.
hallway Co, eook paAse ysUosaay In san Ssaa-
cisco
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BERNIE, April 27.-The Swiss state council has
ratified the literary copyright convention with
the United States
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marrfage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to B. r. Fen
Mason; Geo. r. Kendrick and Alice NJ Dean OF
Prince Georges County, Md; JnO. H. Stockman
and Mabel Young; Sam1 B. Latham and Josephine
and Willie A. walker; ". E. Moses and Jessie Z.
Jones; Jefferson w. Davis and Virginia J. Bopp;
Jas. Robey and Elmira Lille; JAS E. Howard and
Sarah Martin; Josiah B. Hills and Winona II.
Dempster, of GAINESVILLE, Chic; W. j. Davis and
Estella r. Smith; Albert 6. Wardlan, Of Augusta,
Ca. and Hattie 1. Field; J. ]. Gethardt and
Jams.
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fTHE CEILULOD TRUeA
Il 1hAt never brcakn, neyor wears out alvAyn CLAN
lsios sals = CHAs TfsHEES
~ ,,.,.. 0x3 9TH street nortAw6ot
AAoJ <StS00A MI
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A CoNQnIsaNAN ROD8ED---Repreoenfaftvo Geo
West was robbed In the Union Depot, az Troy, last
saturday night. Thrpo men crowded against him
as he was boarding train fof Ballston and ~
ueved him of Q pock0tb0ok containing over q 60Q
Mr.. West thinks The thieves followed him nom
New York CITY
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SIR EDWARD THORNTON and Messrs Braithwaite
and Bouver1e, the commission on the part OF
foreign holders Of Virginia bonds who arrived at
Wormley 8 late yesterday afternoon will leave for
Richmond On the IL O'Clock train tomorrow morn
ing. They went out to breakfast this morning and
were away from the hotel nearly all dayl
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EoR sALE-AN ROOM BRICK DWELLING ONE
square from British fAIEs zsGH2SS2EEyonD
EoR sALE-E1.EaANT NEW THREE STORY AND
rooms, bath rooms laundry, and cellar furnace and
aR6
EoR sALE--FINE THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELL
Il ing on Vermont ave, near Iowa Circle, q teet
T AffR " Il HdRf6s &
= dwelling one square from Dupont Circle; rooms
rors: handsome Wooden manteis; lowe y. tiles
sGfaEHr ssi f sx $1,000 . gf5Hs
EOR sALE..A CENTRALLY-LOCATED3 sTORY
T Brick Dwelling, rooms, bathroom and cellar Al
THE st. s
EOR sALE-THREE TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
ings, rooms, gas and water, in 1ortheast section
fX fEss St Now
ga Zoo EaEaAkI NE sse. RWE IS
improyyements handsomely pspered and nd, mahogany
fce oniy yass If'0F IN every ROOM wide
The The house i open for inspection. ,o,
scHMfD. 1910 St NV, from to pm. apiS-sm
FOR sALE-l324 18TH ST. NV; s22 Oo0-I WILL
se and e. Price and On to suit, this ee
for ny own yohn Fraser asctset David
sts
EOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER PROP
IIo es.ty On st. between 9th and 12th sts NV;
ate Office 81. 9ss sf' st. investment spi aess
'front.' eighty eaes
lsss a'sp price, $4,000 Apply to owner Hs
NOR sALE-FIRsT-CLASs RESIDENCE on A
we are sutnorized to sell arst-clsss residence, de-
structiop and rstclsss in every
ten
syf ss c
NOR sALE-BEAUT1FUL NEW BRICK HOUSE,
Iao! III x J. ave NV; stories and basement; 10
h hHY 81 terms liberal Inquire. Of ": PEIRCE
IGOR SALE-AT AsAeRIFICE-TWO TWO-sTORY
Bounddary short walk from the Hstrees cars; Lots
iSs easy VIZ s4Shs1ge for lots in
spsi.iim '"oAnsiADA DSSsAPFs Street.
New Ses s4ics Ayiis
h.Sh h1isaaRs fIs St Tsc
Building. 9th and SITS ap2l
I1oR sALE-A BARGAIN-LARGE THREE-sTORY
and SITS s.w. % feet from ting Smithsonian Park
and spa 8 feet on 18th st APRHE os J. FISHER CO.
FOR SALE-FINE EIGHT ROOM, Two-sTORY,
~ double front House. on North Carolina ave, be-
Eve s ssea BY
ap4-1m
EoR -THREE-sToRY, SOUTH FRONT
and one of esSt OF zen lot oeoT s7 S'
both on CoTcoran st.. between 18th and 18th SITS
FOR s SALE A BARaA1N.7sEALED PRoPo-
approval by the owners up to and including May 18th,
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Horror q an Insane Asylum
fnE INVESTIGATION At BUFFALO DDaUN-Duckne

pgvKIDrNENn.
A special to the New YORK World from Buffalo
say. Public feeling runs high over tbs insane
yium investigation, and great oare wes exer.
ctsed In getting dispassionate grand jury. PhiNp
voltz, q republican, IL foreman. The proceedings
viii occupy some time, and Thoa. B. OBrien has
secured large number OF witnesses 70 testify TO
the acts OF keepers and physicians One OF these
witnesses is Rochester woman, who broke her
cape from an attendant Friends OF ex-AIderman
Stpp, whose sons misconduct drove him crazy, tt
is said, will testify TO his ntreatmsnt while At the
DR.. Harry A. wood testified yesterday that he
examined the patient Brown when he was admit
ted and found him weak, quiet, and suffering with
meningitis. Patrick OFlannigan, the night watch
man, saw Brown every night except the one pro-
vtOus to his death. Martin McDOnOugh, q SUPER
visor OF asylum affairs said that he had several
evidently in great pain from his bands. The three
attendants who forced Brown into the bath-tub,
where he died. were not sworn. They are under
bail and charged with manslaughter.
while yesterday. He gave detailed account q
his treatment while at the asylum He was iDtina.
idated and frequently the attendants choked him,
Ito make him understand" rs they said. At meal
hungry or not Once he refused, and an attendant
blew q whistle and three others rushed II. The
four threw White On the n0Or and jammed FUN
mel into his mouth, cutting his lips badly. Down
this they poured milk and then nlled his mouth
with bread until IL gagged him White showed
the Jury marks on his body which he said were In.
fitcted while at the asylum. An attendant named
Anderson. who afterward went away, once stamped
on him and broke two Of his ribs Whites story
He ran away from the asylum In LISA and has
since worked In Perry. His reputation there Is
that OF rational and truthful man.
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Accused 81 Her MurAe0s
ARREST o. STRANGER At CLRvnANp sUxpnCrHn
OF sfRAn0IfHG MA00fB xcAKTHY.
An important arrest WAS made In Cleveland, O..
last night In connection with the murder q hag-
gle Mccarthy, particulars Of which the police are
mA,1ag every effort TO suppress The man AZ
rested Is employed In bakery In the vicinity Of
the spot wneze the crime was committed he n Q
powerful young man, answering closely TO the d.
scrtption given by MIS- Hatch, and Clark who saw
him leave MA Hatchs promises few minutes
before tine eeoy Of the girl Wa. discovered ne 10
q comparative stranger I'm the city. Attention
deep scratches on hs fsCe, ior which he could give
tory accounts q bis w,,eresbouts on Sstardsy
STATION, and his clothes have been secured for
micfoeCoplcAl examtnatfon. The only explana-
ton the prisoner VIII give OF the deep nah marts
on his face Is that he fell down on the Sidewalk, q
the police is due to al uncaed-for fear that popU.
lar Indignation may lead 20 mob viosence.
Carrying OFT THE EyIcrIoEs-A telegram from
Pierre, ID. T., says: The eviction Of settlers from
Big Bend has commenced, and q number have
three days notice to 20, ana II san on t1e efSuud
at the expiration Of that time the military VIII
take charge. A poor widow named Ryan, who had
means the soldiers loaded her furniture into a
wagon placed the old lady on top, ana carried her
70 the neareSt sIau0n. Tne soldlefs VIII remain
Government win fence in the greater part OF the
land. Indignation runs high and efforts are being
made TO suppress the cruel treatment marked
out
-.
GOV. GoRDos sfElGkEn pows:,Whne Cen Cor
ket Hall at augusta Ca, yesterday, 70 an audi
ence OF $500 people in the middle OF his grafton he
moved % toe rcsadsnce O COT g a. Pniuizy, whers
medical attendance was provided.
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Il HOUSE ON ST. n: w.
10 roous; all m. i.
HOUSE I ST. NEAR 18TH ST. NV,
9 rooms and bath: all M l.
AZ feet front Price 81 500.
HOUSE ON ST, BET 4TH AND 5TH NV.
rooms AMI bath; all III. l.
HOUSE 7 ST, NEAR 18Th NV,
rooms and bath. Price $1,000.
HOUSE I'd ST. NV,
Two bathrooms finished in hard wood
House 18TH, NEAR 81. NV,
Eight rooms and bath: hard wood finish.
Easy terms. Price $4,000.
Several new houses, I'D and I SITS NV; rooms and
OA'H f''ef S4''0 AUSTIN P. BROWN,
aps6-2w 1926 st NV.
IHOR SALE-AS SPLENDID INVESTMENTS OR
IL for homes-One Of those new six-room brick Dwell
ngS with bat room. on the north side Of Defrees st.
NV; rent for 800 per year; price only 1850. One
renting for IL sc Ter month: price 81 400. One of
those new and attractive six-roOm brick Dwellings, on
Mclean ave. s.w.; price 81 500.
apo7-3t 9l6 F ST. NV
EOR sALE;-A VERY NEAT TWO-sTORY BRICK
stanton Square; $1,000; on easy terms.
ap21 -6t SWORMSIEDT Il BRADLEY, OPT ST. n
IrOR SALE - THREE-STORY PRESSED-B BRICK
thorough order: cheap: $500. Apply to Mrs PENN,
9OQueen ST., Alexandria, Va. Terms easy. ap21-5w'
VHOR SALE-NICE ROOM HOUSE, ON MERI-
IL dian Hill; lot oO115O; easy terms: So 900.
GEO. ". LINkINS
ap26-6t 18th and H sts NV.
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h0p0rted Tor HE EVENING STAR
CITY CoCNcn--Presidents Downham ana Ech-
burg presided 10 the aldermen and the common
American coal wharves to w. A smoot 4 Co. &C q
coal company, and $500 per annum Tor ten years,
was discussed and recommitted. The application
OF the Christian Association for free gas was
men, but the subject was Laid over by the COM
mon council The attorney Was ordered to serve
notice TO quit on Messrs. Burke, Green, Cane and
A gaS-lamp was authorized at the corner OF
Patrick and OronOko streets. The auditor notified
the boards that the appropriation for printing
j. T. Miller were authorized to erect frame build
tngS On Lee street, near Duke. An application for
the repair OF the coal wharf was referred. The
repair Streets, &C., out OF the public FUNDS or at
discretion, TO assess the cost Of the same on the
neighbortng property, was ordered TO be sent to
ELECTION OF SCHOOL TRCsTHI. - Mr.. Jno T..
Sweeney was unanimously elected last night Q
member OF the city school board from the fourth
ward, vice Kemper, resigned. The election was
made by Joint convention OF the city councilmen,
Mr.. Sweeney has long been an efficient member OF
council from the fourth ward.
COUNTY POLICE 10 LOOK AFTER WASHfN0FoagIANA
Judge Chichester, before the adjournment of the
County Court here, upon Information that there
was need OF considerable police force to manage
ington Sundays and other holidays created q coun.
ty police force OF twelve men, that In addition CO
the regular constables will, under command Of the
Rosslyn, jackson City and other resorts opposite
NoTEs~1f. Harry Yohe, Of this city, has been
Amateur OarSmen, in session ut Richmond.-The
repairs Of the steamer Mary Warrington, now
under the hands OF the workmen here, viii be com.
steamer will 60 upon her route in May.-The
building on Union and King StreetA near the ferry
wharf, has been lifted up for Focahontas Board
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HfOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-SEALED PROPO-
sails viii be received by the undersigned. subject to
1881 for that superb property. 1901 St corner
the residence of Foreign Ministers bringing large
rental Its appointments are especially adapted to
saloon opening back nearly seventy feet and large
stable and carriage house. 1t is of the finest prop
to INSPECT win Be given By UNDERSIGNED Also two
ures. GEO. P. GOFF, 1920 New York ave NV Room
No. II, close to elevator. ap12-1ms
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RECOVERING STOLEN PROPERTY.-Detecttve Car
ter yesterday went over to Baltimore and in COM
pany with Detective SefbOld recovered from differ
ent houses quantity OF valuable goods including
TWO pairs OF fine opera glasses and two pairs OF
earrings alleged to have been stolen In this city by
Chas. w. Howard, alias C. P. Morgan, the alleged
boarding house thief.
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The marriage q ChaA n Alananloes 6 -
York, and Miss Harf1ee Cfoc11oEs 0nnghe9 g O.
Railway Co, 6ook paAee y0Uoeeaay In San 1SAnr
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


E0R sALE-A FIRST-CLAss BARGAIN-THAT
2l3 18th st NV. containing eight rooms, bath room
concrete cellar, and ali modern improvements; hand
someiy finished in the Interior street is row being
B. H. WARNER co,
ap27-3t 9l6 St NV.
EoR sALE-HOUsE, 426 MASSACHUSETTS Ay.
II w. S-room Frame; price $4,000; owner on the
preuses. If not sold within week il will be offered
at public auction or about the 10th prox ap21-4t'
EcoR SALE-F1NE NEW HOUSE on GOTH ST..
Il near Blalnes mansion; all modern improvements:
very nice stable: $4,000.
Frame House on Goth st, between G and Fl SITS lot
1916 by l43 to l2-foot alley; cheap; $4,000.
large number of Houses and Lots in the city and
GEO. W. LINk1NS,
sp27-6t 10Th and II SITS NV.
EOR SAIE-HoUSE AND VACANT CORNER LOT,
northwestern section Of city. Apply to owner either
Room ap27-3t
I,OR SALE-A NEW AND ATTRACTIVE TWO
stor ana cellar brick Dwelling on 18th st., between
!" ana BOUNDARY sts; six rooms and bath, all modern
improvements well built; price 81 600
ap27-3t Si6F ST. NV.
EMR SALE-SINE-ROOM BRICK, 174O ST,
Nth lot running back to- 30foot alley: of the
very best locations in the city.
ap27-ot LONGLEYG WOISTON, 629 st.
IrOR SALE-DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, RECENT
~ altered and repaired. IL and bath, modern
plumbing, open e-place, dumb waiter, stationary
tubs, &C.; easy terms. Apply premises, 1879 st.
NV. Sp23-6t'
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APPOINTED A WATCHMAN.-Jas. NJ. Wheeler, OF
Fredericksburg, Va, the man who was injured
while firing salute in honor of President Cleve-
land, has been appointed Waterman in the
Treasury Department..
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas of the World is
offered free to every new subscriber for year to
the WREKLY STAR. It Is q handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages prOfusey illustrated, with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams, and contains
a wealth OF general information. See advertise
ment in another column
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verdict Against the Insurance Patrol.
DAMAGES OF $50, 600 AWARDED FOR THE DEATH OF A


DAMAGES OF $39, 900 AWARDED FOR THE DEATH OF A
NAN KILLED BY AN EMPLoYE.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27-In the suit OF Julia F..
Boyd and Herbert Boyd against the Insurance
Patrol, Of Philadelphia, to recover damages for
the death OF Chas. s. Boyd, the husband OF
one ana the father of the other plaintiff,
the Jury to-day returned verdict for
the plaintiffs In the sum OF $4,000.
In May, 1882, Mr.. Boyd, while walking along
wafer street, passed store in which there had
Oeen q f1re and was struck by heavy tarpaulin
which was thrown from an upper window by one
or the employees OF the defendant. Mr.. Boyds
Splnal column was broken, and he died
from the injury a few days after. The
principal grounds OF defense were that
Inc me insurance patrol, organized to save
HE ana property, was q charity and could not be
sued Tor the act OF an employee. 1t was however,
proven that the patrol company was supported by
contributions from insurance companies to save
tnem from loss, and the judge in his charge said
that While the defendant contributed to the saw
Ing OF life and prOpertyit not in the eyes Of the
law charity pure and simple.
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EOR STORY, SOUTH FRONT
IL Houses Is follows: One Of ten rooms. lot 2Ox9O.
both on Corcorsn st., between 18th and 18th sts
VERITAS, Star Office ap5-1m
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c. r. HUNTINGTON the First Witness
Before the Comm lssfOn.

c. r. Huntington the First Witness
Before the COmnissiOn.
NEW YORK, April 27.-The Pacific Railroad Con-
gresslonaI Investigating Committee met to-day at
It's ounce In Wall street. Ex-Governor Robert E.
Pa1tason, OF Pennsylvania, swore C. P. Hunting
ton' VINO was the first witness. The
examination was conducted by E Ellery
ANDERSON: The witness stated that he had been
with the road since its organization in
dooi. Ills particular business was to attend to
nnanaal matters The main ONCE was in san
rLanclsco, where the directors meetings took
PlaCe. himself and another vice president lived
~. ~ N U 10lk, out the company never had kept
set vi LOOKS here. They commenced building the
Oao Win small contractors, and as they
DID NOT GET ALONG VERY WELL
WeH cue construction, the contract was let to MI.
CIockeI. Inls was within about one year of the
passage OF the act OF 1862. The money for con-
sIructlon was provided by contribution. The time
tne road was commenced to the time ofnits COM
pieton prices Of material went up from zoo to 900
per cent. Iron was $50 Der ton, locomo-
lives cost $1,000, and before they got
paid; They paid in gold for all supplies and that
was now tney came TO a stand-Still for funds to
commune Its construction. Mr.. Garrison and Mr..
Mis- were asked TO join in the enterprise but they
cou!0 not see their way clear to safe investment
Az tn1s time Senator stanford and Mr. CROKER
were owners OF most of the stock OF the contract
anu nnance company, which was organized to
conClnue 1ne building Of the road. The witness
Inen described the difficulties under which they
laDoIed before the different branches which now
CONSTITUTE the main line were put through.
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S04 Sth st. n. W., f.h.,

'SO4 Sth st. n. W.. f.h.,
1884, 1855 siii sf''O0
NV. BIZ. .m.i., 6rs. 4. 100
403 to fl l Baar's alley,
NV, b.h., 4rs.......4,O00
1411 S st.n.w.,b.h- $4,000
92 1. 923 10th st.n-w.
b. h., 5rs. ........:.4,0OO
no Qst. NV. b. b. ,6r.3, 500
l62 to IS q st. n. e.,
FIJI, 4r ............ $500
s. E. cor. I'd and / SITS.
ne, b.h., Prs. 5000
1S02-lSO4 Z st. NV,
b.n., 4r..............3,OOO
1854, 1914 4th st.
NV, H.. 5r. 900
131, 1:53 Pierce st.
FIJI, 6r.
514 9th st. ne, f.h.,
7rs. g, 500
19 Myrtle sine, b.h..
F................-. ..2,S80
10 Myrtle st. me-. b.
b.. 7rs. 1000
liz X st. ne, FIJI, 6r1,SOO
92 Myrtle st. ne, b.
a.. ar............ LOO
236 I'd st. ne, f.h-,
Prs REORGANIZATION
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

LOR sALE-AN ROOM BRICK DWELLING ONE
Il square from British Minister'S, 81 200.
TYLER 3 RUTHERFORD,
r az n "
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RANGE OF THE THERMONETER.-The following
were the readings at the Signal Office to-day: IA
m, 81; ppm, 81: maximum 66; minimum 43
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TIE aoIDxN EA0LK CLOTHING co.
NO. 400. NV. COR. 7TH AND D sTA
ap2S
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC1AL.,

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 300 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 10Th street:
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

NOR SALE-AN IMPORTED SHEPHERD DOG
II femalel owner having use for her: can be seen
n 1s,s.S0 n Y 1t.
IrOR SALE-A TWO YEAR-OLD PURE JERSEY
Il Bull, fine bred. Will be sold cheap for cash. Ad-
dress J. III. H., Star office. ap.l7-3ts
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGED GRAND CHANCE
Il Magnificent UprIzht Grand Piano of superb tone
aud elegance, made 10y of the finest makers
list, $3.50: Can be bought less than half monthly
payments to suit cash. viii take good Square at
faIr value part payment il desired, and ARRANGE
balance 20 suit owner ex-M. e. leaving the city APP
ply at at The PIANO EXCHANGE, 422 9th st
ap.,l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-27

C0fORED BISHOPS IN COUNCIL Bishops Miles Hal
sey, Beebe, and Lane, OF the Coiored Methodist.
EpisUpaI Church M America, met in annual scs-
SION In Nashville, Tenn, YESTERDAY, 70 hear and
pass upon petitions and appeals from the decisions
Of lower church courts, and reaffange the Kpisco-
bal districts for the ensuing year. bishop bsebo
addressed q large congregation last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-27

nor SALE-FINE EIGHT-ROOM, TWO-STORY,
y double-front House. on North Carolina ave, be-
tween 9th and 9TH sts. large front lawn heated by
furnace Price, 81 OOO Address VERITAS Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-27

GOV. GoRpoN SfRICKEn DowS.-while Gen. Cor.
don was delivering the memorial address IN Mar
ket Hall at augusta Ca, YESTERDAY TO an audi
ence OF 1850 people, I'm the middle OF hts grafton he
was taken suddenly and seriously III, and Was ~
moved TO the residence OF Col c. A. Pninfzy, where
medical attendance was provided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-27

RELEASED FROM JAIL.-Charles W. Howard
charged with larceny, was to-day released from
jail on giving bail. John and George Cole, charged
leased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-27

NOR SALE-A RARE BARGAIN-AN ELEGANT
Il rosewood richly carved ald finished Paror Cabinet
Grand Upright Piano. three strings, grand action best
improvements; rich ana brilliant tone. Only 500
Csn; SD half cash. balance monthly to suit. Been
used but little. Owner leaving the city. Can be seen
the Piano EXC hanae. 4S2 9th ap2I-Tt